Debugger - Visualizer (VS2005)
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I'm trying to better visualise my class in the Debugger. I noticed that in VS2005 a new/great feature was introduced to help visualise containers (STL and ATL) in debugger. By this it is easy/fast to display important data from complex classes. Unfortunately, I can't visualise one stuff. I have a class B with a member variable A* m_ptr. If I edit the autoexp.dat file \ [AutoExpand] section "B=ptr=< m_ptr, t >" then the magic "t" make sure that if the m_ptr is an instance of class C which is derived from class A the debugger displays it as ptr=[C]. This is great so far. However I would like to do similar thing in [Visualizer] section:
A{ preview ( #( $e.m_ptr ) ) )Since there are no official documentation for the syntax I don't know how to put the magic "t" to the preview section so the debugger will display the real instnace of the member pointer. Currently it just displays the pointer address Any idea how to do this? Or any documentation? Many thanx, Abyss